Covenant Players Tour Cedar Rapids Area With Faith Based Drama
Four Covenant Players travel across the United States in buses to present religious drama to church groups colleges and communities. Leader Tere Marshall explains 24 hour dedication and how performers adapt to showing ministry in homes and on stage. Fellow member Dawn Fox recalls joining after a church visit and the group values commitment over creed.
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Cedar Rapids
Covenant Players
United States
Tere Marshall
Dawn Fox
Detroit
Dawn
Vista
Peace Corps
Tere
Oklahoma City
Gazette
Duane Crock
Richard Hoy
Lebanon
Ore
Tim Wadlow
Pittsburgh
Covenant Players bring young actors to faith focused tour
Four teens from different states join Covenant Players after a spontaneous decision to combine drama with ministry. Richard, Dawn, Tere, and Tim depart home for Cedar Rapids appearances at Kenwood United Presbyterian and First Presbyterian churches, with citywide rallies and shows in Marion Des Moines and back in Cedar Rapids at St Pauls United Methodist.
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Tere
Dawn
Richard
Tim
Cedar Rapids
Kenwood United Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Marion
First Baptist
Marion Christian
Lovely Lane United Methodist
Des Moines
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Can Still Register For Evening Adult Classes
Kirkwood Community College will keep registration open this week for fall term evening adult classes in Cedar Rapids and Marion. Classes meet in various elementary and secondary schools. A full class listing appeared in a Sept. 13 Gazette advertisement. For information call 398-5546 or 398-5548.
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Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Kirkwood
Gazette
Camp Good Health and memorial gifts fund total
The record lists donations and memorials totaling 9,469.88 toward Camp Good Health, a 1972 budget item of 16,690.00, and yet to be raised 7,220.12. Gifts come from multiple donors including Mrs. Du Bois Champene, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lou fek, the Birthday club, 500 Card club, and others across Lombard Illinois.
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Gazette
Frank Loufek
du Bois Champene
Anthony Loufek
Robert Moore
Lombard
Ill
Orvie Risdal
Atkins
Birthday Club
A. W. Carlton
N. D. Gash
George
Ruth
Stanley J. Mohrbacher
G. L. Schmit
Lottie Fauchier
Mitel Vat Haugen
TOPO
Ralph Hodge
Friends
Boxwell
Martelle
Shizer
Moore Boi Asne
Taylor
Ted George
Jesse
Robin Hul
Badlands Park Has Room for Tourists
Washington AP reports Badlands National Monument remains undercrowded with about 1.5 million visitors in 1971, a figure that could rise to 3 million without crowding. The piece notes the park's desolate No Man's Land setting and potential for more tourism.
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Badlands Park
Washington
Badlands National Monument
No-Man’s Land
Safety Fair to Promote All Phases of Safety in Cedar Rapids
The second annual Cedar Rapids Safety Fair will occur Saturday on First Avenue NE between First and Second streets from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Twelve organizations participate. The fire department will display firefighting gear and demonstrations. Police will cover bicycle safety crime prevention driver reaction time tests and patrol cars. Civil Air Patrol and sheriff will show rescue equipment and air traffic control. Home safety is highlighted by Kirkwood Community College and the city safety department. Red Cross with Boy Scouts will show first aid for accidents. Other participants include The Kacena Co highway commission conservation commission Northwestern Bell and the area ambulance service.
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Cedar Rapids
First Avenue
First
Second Street
Phil Saunders
Civil Air Patrol
Sheriff's Department
The
Air Patrol
Kirkwood Community College
English Wyatt Earp Is Honorary Deputy
Wyatt Earp, 22, an auto dealer from Haywards Heath near Britain's south coast, has been named an honorary deputy marshal of Tombstone Arizona for life. He explains his father adopted the name during World War II and he was named Wyatt after the legendary lawman.
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London
Wyatt Earp
Tombstone
Ariz
Wyatt
Haywards Heath
Britain
Texas
Pollutant readings at Municipal airport show low levels in September
Readings from a Mobile unit east of the flight tower at Municipal airport averaged 74 from Sept 8 to 18 while servicing limited data. Latest 24 hour figures Sept 15 to Sept 21 ranged from 0.001 to 0.005 and the airport readings from 0.12 to 0.24 with a 0.40 threshold considered clean by county officials.
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Mt. Vernon
Central City
Municipal Airport
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Covenant
Hollywood
Charles M. Tanner
Encino
Calif
Tanner
Los Angeles
Holley
Holley Wash
Plosley’s
Craemer’s Men's Shop
Lindale Plaza
Safety Fair
Air Pollution Control Division
Linn County Health Department
First Street
Jane Boyd
Noelridge Park
Cedar Memorial Funeral Home
Fedar
First Avenue East
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